www.shepardmeadows.org
SHEPARD MEADOWS STRIKEOUT CLUB ~ 2016
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
K-1: Hall of Fame Member
• Dabko Industries
• First Impressions Hair Salon
• Ken’s Grille
• Lindland Development
• Stella Geiger & Family
• David M. Russell Family
K-2: All-American Member
• Barry-Wehmiller International
• Distinguished Lawns
• Eagle Environmental, Inc.
• Firehouse Discount Fuels, LLC
• Hillside Community Church
• Yarde Metals
• Tollman Spring Co.
• Whiz Kids
• The Window Shop, Inc.
• Mark & Debbie Martin
• Carol Denehy in support of the
Memorial Military Museum, Inc.
K-3: Scholarship Member
• Bristol Firefighters I.A.F.F. Local #773
• Drs. Camp, Sambor and Lupini
• Nuchies Restaurant
• Thomaston Oil
• Unimetal Surface Finishing, LLC
• Well Said Speech Pathology LLC
• Wojtusik Nursery & Garden Center, Inc.
• Zeller Tire & Auto Center
• The "G Five" MACSS – GO BLUES!!!
Members support Shepard Meadows Therapeutic Riding Center, Inc. by donating
$5.00, $2.00, or $1.00 for every Bristol Blues’ pitcher strikeout throughout the 2016 season.
Special appreciation to our Corporate Sponsors:
RGD Technologies Corp. | Bristol UNICO | Marilyn’s Pub
Garrett Printing & Graphics | Mammoth Global Partners, Inc.
AND
Thomaston Savings Bank - Sponsor and supporter of our horse “Red” for special appearances made at the games!
Shepard Meadows provides equine assisted programs to Veterans, local citizens and children of all ages. The horse, participant, instructor
and volunteers make up a unique team providing an opportunity for physical, emotional, social, recreational, and educational gains.
100% of proceeds go to Shepard Meadows in support of our mission and allow us to provide life changing services.
(SMTRC is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. All donations are tax deductible.)
Check out how our new Veterans program is helping our troops:
Making a healthy transition to civilian life requires new knowledge and skills. Our equine facilitated learning and coaching
program for Veterans focuses on improving the quality of daily lives by supporting the healing of trauma-related invisible wounds
and increasing a sense of well-being. This experiential program stimulates an interest in learning and practicing new skill-based
tools designed to promote healthy relationships, emotion regulation and the rewiring of neural pathways.
733 Hill St. | P.O. Box 2826 | Bristol, CT 06011-2826 | 860.314.0007